Felia, The French Furry Princess by Mina Orléans, France

[Omaha Steve]

http://theanimalrescuesite.greatergood.com/clickToGive/ars/story/felia-the-french-furry-princess723

It's not always easy to leave the family nest and to get the very first student appartment. Especially when it comes to live all alone in this quiet little room. Even if we travel by train every weekend to go back to the familly. That didn't made the exception with me. The first two months were quite difficult, I didn't know anybody in this new town and this "new life" quite frightened me. In the family, we use to live with cat, I always had a cat in the house, they were all awesome cats, so was my family old cat I had since I was 7 years old. So the idea to get a cat immediately came to my mind.

I absolutely wanted to adopt one, but I really wanted to choose my little ball of fur and to have a crush at the first sight. So I checked the website of my local association everyday, until I saw my future little princess. I instantly phoned the association and fixed an appointment to see the pretty lady.

When the director saw how the cat behaved with me and how delicate I was, she agreed for the adoption.

Félia was a rescued cat who went from cattery to cattery because she wasn't producing enough babies to be louable. Until she felt into an illegate cattery wich was found and closed. Then, she went to an old lady's house who didn't wanted her and gave her to the association. So Félia was a 3 years old cat who never lived in a familly and never experienced anything.

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[Surya Gayatri]

1. Thanks for that, OS! Who knew that French adopters

post on American/Brit rescue sites?

She did a really good job in English, too.

[joeybee12]

2. She is glamorous and she knows it!

KNR